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Drivers should be definitely banned from using hands free mobile phone. In reality, Australia has a movement for the limit during driving now. I will tell you three reasons from the view point of driver’s concentration.
First of all, hands free mobile phones are much more difficult to listen to than actual human voice. Therefore, drivers try to concentrate so more toward sound out of them that they tend to miss sounds from outside such as bicycle’s bells. It stands reason that we use to avoid the danger with eras as well as eyes.
Second, when you use them in car, drivers’ voice is the only way to communicate with others over phones. As you are not able to gesticulate at all, you consider of how to express what you want to think correctly. A study shows that we have more difficulties to persuade someone to do something than talking in person directly.
Finally, drivers not only look at buttons to activate in receiving call but also move off handle for a few seconds. Drives have to be always very careful to deal with sudden accident. We know that car by 80 km/h goes straight away for tens meters.
In conclusion, drivers should be prohibited to speaking with hands free mobile phones.
First of all, hands free mobile phones are much more difficult to listen to than actual human voice. Therefore, drivers try to concentrate so more toward sound out of them that they tend to miss sounds from outside such as bicycle’s bells. It stands reason that we use to avoid the danger with eras as well as eyes.
Second, when you use them in car, drivers’ voice is the only way to communicate with others over phones. As you are not able to gesticulate at all, you consider of how to express what you want to think correctly. A study shows that we have more difficulties to persuade someone to do something than talking in person directly.
Finally, drivers not only look at buttons to activate in receiving call but also move off handle for a few seconds. Drives have to be always very careful to deal with sudden accident. We know that car by 80 km/h goes straight away for tens meters.
In conclusion, drivers should be prohibited to speaking with hands free mobile phones.
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Drivers should definitely be banned from using hands free mobile phone devices.
Actually, Australia has a movement for the limit during driving now.
I will tell you three reasons from the viewpoint of the driver’s concentration.
First of all, hands free mobile phones are much more difficult to listen to than actual human voices.
Therefore, drivers try to concentrate so more toward that sound and they tend to miss sounds from outside such as bicycle’s bells.
It stands to reason that we use our ears as well as our eyes to avoid the danger.
Second, when you use them in a car, the driver's voice is the only way to communicate with others over phones.
As you are not able to gesticulate at all, you have to consider of how to express what you want to think correctly.
A study shows that we have more difficulties persuading someone to do something on the phone than talking to that person directly.
Finally, drivers not only look at buttons to activate in receive calls but also move their hand off the wheel for a few seconds.
Drivers have to constantly be always very careful to avoid sudden accidents.
We know that a car going 80 km/h (goes straight away for tens meters). ???
In conclusion, drivers should be prohibited from speaking with hands free mobile phones.
I think your argument is flawed. I will address each point:
1) Hands free devices are more difficult to listen to
This seems like an opinion. If the user has an earpiece in their ear, it is very easy to hear the voice. Having a conversation with a friend in a car would be no different. Should we ban passengers as well? I think drivers are more tempted to take their eyes off the road to look at their friends during a conversation or their crying child in the back seat than if they are on the phone. Therefore the risk of not noticing things like bicycles is equal, if not worse. Think about a car full of noisy teenagers....do you think they will notice anything at all?
2) You use only your voice so you have to think more.
Well, would you rather have the driver taking their hands off the wheel to gesticulate to their neighbor? Your main complaint from point 3 is that taking your hands off the wheel (to push some buttons) is a bad thing so you are contradicting yourself.
3) Users must push buttons to accept calling, distracting them.
Not all systems require this. Some are voice activated. Most require you simply to push a button on your earpiece. I have seen my father do it many times. He never takes his eyes off the road, because it is easy to press.
Yes, like you tell me, it seems flawded.
I don't need to disagree with this opinion.
That doesn't matter.
The most importnat thing is, how correctly and logically I can write essay.
I try to rewrite it later after thinking more deeply based on your comments.
Thanks.
To tell the truth, I tried to write the fisrt paragraph as introduction, the second to the fourth body, and the last conclution. How do I improve mine?
This is my practice for essay writing test, so I am really waiting for your advice. It is always good on me however hard it is.
You don't have to make it double spaced like this example, but look at how each paragraph is separated.
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Should drivers be banned from using hands free mobile phones?
In fact, Australia has a movement for limiting their use during driving now. <<Hopefully I understood your meaning>>